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Catalyst loading in a tubular reactor

2007-12-15View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: how can we ensure that the catalyst filled in each tube of a tubular reactor is identical, so as to guarantee that the gas flow velocity in each tube is the same? What methods or instruments are there? Thank you!
Reply #22007-12-15
Generally, special devices are used to check the pressure drop of each furnace tube individually! The pressure drop deviation for each furnace tube must be within 3–5%! For the airflow device used to measure the catalyst pressure drop, refer to Figure 6-4 on page 203 of the book \"Introduction to Catalyst Engineering\", 2nd edition, authored by Wang Shangdi and Sun Junquan, published by Chemical Industry Press. This post was last edited by chengy on 2007-12-15 at 22:36
Reply #32008-10-08
Expert Chengy, you said: \"To check the airflow device for catalyst pressure drop, one can refer to Figure 6-4 on page 203 of the book ‘Introduction to Catalyst Engineering’, second edition.\" Could you share the second edition of ‘Introduction to Catalyst Engineering’?

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